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Kotak Buys Vehicle Financing Portfolio Of Volkswagen Finance
Kotak Mahindra Group and Volkswagen Finance Private Limited (VWFPL) on Thursday announced that Kotak has acquired the vehicle financing loan portfolio of VWFPL. VWFPL is the Indian captive financing arm of Volkswagen Group.
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Volkswagen, Ford To Exit Auto Finance Business In India: Report
As some customers failed to make repayments, the finance unit has suffered losses, and will close for business by Dec. 31, the sources said.
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Volkswagen, Ford To Exit Auto Finance Business In India: Report
Volkswagen Finance Private Ltd, the German carmaker's finance arm, stopped giving loans to car buyers in India last year.
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Volkswagen Finance Acquires Majority Stake In KUWY Technology
Through this acquisition, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd, will grow its new and used car business through KUWY's pan India network on car financing
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Volkswagen Introduces Lease Options, Flexible Finance Plans To Push Sales During Lockdown
Volkswagen India has rolled a number of leasing and finance options for customers across its complete product portfolio. The move comes as more and more buyers are seriously considering personal mobility, as the country follows social distancing and hygiene norms to keep the Coronavirus at bay. The leasing and finance options will help the automake...
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Ducati Financial Services Introduced In India
The Ducati Financial Services will be present at all Ducati dealerships across India and will offer competitive interest rates, flexible loan tenures and tailored finance products.
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Volkswagen Suspends Chief Lobbyist Over Emission Tests On Monkeys
Volkswagen on Tuesday suspended its chief lobbyist Thomas Steg as outrage mounted over monkey and human experiments. The carmaker faced fresh scrutiny today over reports it helped finance experiments that saw monkeys and humans breathe car exhaust fumes.
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Volkswagen Under Fire For Diesel Tests On Monkeys, Humans
The world's biggest carmaker Volkswagen faced fresh scrutiny Monday over reports it helped finance experiments that saw monkeys and humans breathe car exhaust fumes
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Volkswagen Bank Expects Profits To Increase In 2017 Despite Diesel Scandal
The financial arm of German carmaker Volkswagen said on Wednesday that it expects a rise in operating profit in 2017, despite a diesel scandal that has rocked the industry. Volkswagen Financial Services said 2017 profit would exceed a record 2.1 billion euros ($2.47 billion) in 2016.
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Germany's Schaeuble 'Doesn't Understand' Bonuses For Crisis-Hit Volkswagen: Report
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he didn't understand how Volkswagen bosses could defend their bonuses after a huge emissions-rigging scandal plunged the carmaker into global turmoil, according to an interview with Die Welt published Sunday.
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Terrorists May Have Spent as Little as $7,500 on Paris Attacks
The terrorists who killed 130 people in Paris, triggering waves of air strikes on Syria and security alerts around the world, may have spent as little as around 7,000 euros ($7,500) to stage their attacks.
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Investment Board Approves 6 FDI Proposals Worth Rs 1,900 Crore
Inter-ministerial body FIPB today cleared six foreign investment proposals, including that of IIFL Holdings, and Sharekhan worth about Rs 1,900 crore.
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Investment Board to Consider 7 FDI Proposals on Friday
The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) will on Friday consider foreign investment proposals by seven companies, including IIFL Holdings, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd and Sharekhan Ltd.
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Investment Board to Consider 7 FDI Proposals on October 30
The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) will consider foreign investment proposals by seven companies, including IIFL Holdings, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd and Sharekhan Ltd, on October 30.
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Volkswagen Plays Down Hopes of Quick Answers Over Emissions Cheating
Volkswagen said today it would take time to get to the bottom of its rigging of diesel emissions tests, hours before the carmaker is due to give updates on its findings to German regulators and US lawmakers.
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Kotak Buys Vehicle Financing Portfolio Of Volkswagen Finance
Kotak Mahindra Group and Volkswagen Finance Private Limited (VWFPL) on Thursday announced that Kotak has acquired the vehicle financing loan portfolio of VWFPL. VWFPL is the Indian captive financing arm of Volkswagen Group.
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Volkswagen, Ford To Exit Auto Finance Business In India: Report
As some customers failed to make repayments, the finance unit has suffered losses, and will close for business by Dec. 31, the sources said.
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Volkswagen, Ford To Exit Auto Finance Business In India: Report
Volkswagen Finance Private Ltd, the German carmaker's finance arm, stopped giving loans to car buyers in India last year.
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Volkswagen Finance Acquires Majority Stake In KUWY Technology
Through this acquisition, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd, will grow its new and used car business through KUWY's pan India network on car financing
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Volkswagen Introduces Lease Options, Flexible Finance Plans To Push Sales During Lockdown
Volkswagen India has rolled a number of leasing and finance options for customers across its complete product portfolio. The move comes as more and more buyers are seriously considering personal mobility, as the country follows social distancing and hygiene norms to keep the Coronavirus at bay. The leasing and finance options will help the automake...
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Ducati Financial Services Introduced In India
The Ducati Financial Services will be present at all Ducati dealerships across India and will offer competitive interest rates, flexible loan tenures and tailored finance products.
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Volkswagen Suspends Chief Lobbyist Over Emission Tests On Monkeys
Volkswagen on Tuesday suspended its chief lobbyist Thomas Steg as outrage mounted over monkey and human experiments. The carmaker faced fresh scrutiny today over reports it helped finance experiments that saw monkeys and humans breathe car exhaust fumes.
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Volkswagen Under Fire For Diesel Tests On Monkeys, Humans
The world's biggest carmaker Volkswagen faced fresh scrutiny Monday over reports it helped finance experiments that saw monkeys and humans breathe car exhaust fumes
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Volkswagen Bank Expects Profits To Increase In 2017 Despite Diesel Scandal
The financial arm of German carmaker Volkswagen said on Wednesday that it expects a rise in operating profit in 2017, despite a diesel scandal that has rocked the industry. Volkswagen Financial Services said 2017 profit would exceed a record 2.1 billion euros ($2.47 billion) in 2016.
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Germany's Schaeuble 'Doesn't Understand' Bonuses For Crisis-Hit Volkswagen: Report
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he didn't understand how Volkswagen bosses could defend their bonuses after a huge emissions-rigging scandal plunged the carmaker into global turmoil, according to an interview with Die Welt published Sunday.
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Terrorists May Have Spent as Little as $7,500 on Paris Attacks
The terrorists who killed 130 people in Paris, triggering waves of air strikes on Syria and security alerts around the world, may have spent as little as around 7,000 euros ($7,500) to stage their attacks.
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Investment Board Approves 6 FDI Proposals Worth Rs 1,900 Crore
Inter-ministerial body FIPB today cleared six foreign investment proposals, including that of IIFL Holdings, and Sharekhan worth about Rs 1,900 crore.
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Investment Board to Consider 7 FDI Proposals on Friday
The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) will on Friday consider foreign investment proposals by seven companies, including IIFL Holdings, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd and Sharekhan Ltd.
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Investment Board to Consider 7 FDI Proposals on October 30
The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) will consider foreign investment proposals by seven companies, including IIFL Holdings, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd and Sharekhan Ltd, on October 30.
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Volkswagen Plays Down Hopes of Quick Answers Over Emissions Cheating
Volkswagen said today it would take time to get to the bottom of its rigging of diesel emissions tests, hours before the carmaker is due to give updates on its findings to German regulators and US lawmakers.
